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Opinion

LSU Graduation

Quick Takes: Are you savoring the college experience or counting down to graduation?

By Opinion Staff February 2, 2022

"Growing up, college was always portrayed as a great time, and I can unapologetically say that popular culture got it right. I am having a blast in college, and every day is a new adventure with new possibilities...

Marriage cartoon

Opinion: Let’s thank millennials for rewriting the rules of marriage, dating

By Lura Stabiler @lstabiler3 February 1, 2022

Millennials and Gen Z are pushing back against traditional marriage norms and making their own rules.According to Pew Research Center, only 44% of millennials were married in 2019, compared to 53% of Gen...

Crypto cartoon

Opinion: Decline of cryptocurrencies ‘a more likely reality everyday’

By Frank Kidd January 30, 2022

Rams wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. chose to accept his entire $750,000 salary in Bitcoin. Then, Bitcoin dipped 44% in value, sinking his once handsome contract to a value of just over $35,000.  Internet...

John Bel Edwards Cartoon

Opinion: Our flagship cannot survive without adequate investment

By Charlie Stephens January 28, 2022

Former LSU President, F. King Alexander, sat in front of the Louisiana House Appropriation Committee in 2016, battling an onslaught of university budget cuts. "If you expect us to compete with Ohio State,...

Molding books sit covered in a layer of plastic Jan. 18, 2022, in the LSU Library.

Opinion: How the LSU Library is like the Great Library of Alexandria

By Drake Brignac January 26, 2022

The LSU Library may be a far cry from the Great Library of Alexandria, but they share two notable qualities: an immense, diverse collection of human knowledge and a slow decline. Since January 2020, 115...

A sticker reads “Mask Required” on Jan. 16, 2021 on the divider at the Cedar Hall front desk.

Quick Takes: Is the university doing enough to handle the omicron variant?

By Opinion Staff January 26, 2022

"Depending on what practices you look at, the university’s response to the Omicron spike is both lackluster and noteworthy. Assuming it’s still seen as a worthwhile tool, the COVID-19 symptom...

An archway leading to Memorial Tower glows at night on LSU's Campus, Tuesday, Aug. 24, 2021.

Opinion: Students deserve to feel safe on campus at night

By Claire Sullivan January 26, 2022

I avoid walking alone on campus at night whenever possible. The noise and vibrancy of campus fades away with the sun, leaving behind poorly lit, eerily quiet streets. But one night last semester,...

Banners reading “COVID-19 Vaccine Site” move in the wind on Monday, Sept. 27, 2021, outside of the LSU Union Theater.

Letter to the Editor: COVID-19 mitigation crucial today

By Daniel O'Leary January 25, 2022

The COVID-19 Omicron variant is tormenting its way through our nation rapidly, but you’re probably tired of hearing about it. Unfortunately, we are still in a global pandemic. This virus is not endemic...

COVID Spread Cartoon

Opinion: COVID-19 safeguards largely unenforced at LSU, need improvements

By Kacey Buercklin January 25, 2022

COVID-19 safeguards boasted by the university include the mask mandate, the monthly testing of unvaccinated students, the daily symptom tracker, the vaccine mandate, and the millions of dollars invested...

Quad cartoon

Opinion: Quad can’t wait years for full renovation, must be prioritized

By Lura Stabiler January 25, 2022

The Quad is the heart of campus and home to some of the university’s most neglected buildings.Almost every student will take at least one class in the Quad during their time at the university or...

Cartoon Weapons Cartoon

Opinion: Cartoon weapons the final frontier of U.S. military might

By Frank Kidd January 25, 2022

Americans need to understand that improvements to healthcare, social programs and other pie-in-the-sky nonsense are simply impossible. Instead, we should be realistic and demand that our taxpayer dollars...

COVID Test Cartoon

Opinion: Others could learn from LSU

By Charlie Stephens January 23, 2022

Everything is relative, including the strength of COVID-19 mitigation strategies. Viewed in that lens, the university has pushed the edge of what the community is willing to embrace in terms of coronavirus...